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A Severe Case of Neuralgia.
Rochester, N. Y, May S, 1885.

NS~S~At
Pdrdee Medicine Co.: -.'..' ..' ~.... .:'...
GENTs:-After suffering with neuralgia for
long time, and having been under treatment
for tho same by two Of Rochester's best ply
sicians without obtaining relief I was advised
by friend to try DR.. Pardee's remedy; as a
last resort did so. Yet had no faith in it;
but before ] had used one ,ttle there was a
perceptible change. continued using it and
in few days was able to attend to my reg.
ular business, and an now entirely free from
pain and feel better in every respect than
have for years I consider your remedy in
valuable for this disease alone, and would not
be without it if the price were IS per bottle.
am, yours truly,
GEO. W. HOOPER, 16 Doran park.
Ask your druggist for DR.. Pardee's Remedy
and take no other. Price, 81 per bottle; six
bottles, IS.
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PlTH AND POINT.

The crab is very grasping creature.
A Popular Military Order-Break ranks.
-SJtings.
A stop watch-a sleeping policeman
PHILADELPHIA Herald.
Paris Grecn-The American tourist in
France - Washington Critic.
The policemen should watch that others
may not prey.-Philadelphia Herald.
:. The Stockholders Mo.to-Man wants
but little here below-par.-Boston C0u-
~
1t cannot be tr1thfully said that the
fraudulent coffee dealer doesn't know
beans.
"All rights reserved" as the pugilist
said when he ,et out a left-hander. er.-Dans-
ollie Breeze.
A mans funry-bone, we presume, en-
ables him to Laugh in his sleeve. ~
Yonker's Statesman.
The merest scboolboy could dispute
the saying that History repeats itself. "
Journal Of Education.
A mustard plaster is very sympathetic;
when it can't do anything else for you it
draws your attention.-Go0dalpsS Sun.
"You and Jones don't seem to be as
thick as you we're. Does he owe you
any money" "No. He wants to."-
Toun Talk.
In the matter Of speed there is a great
similarity between a flash of lightning
and a bit of unfounded gossip.--&.
Adams Magazine.
Wife-"Dear, wish you would invite
young Professor Y. some day. hear he
is so dreadfully aosent-minded; perhaps
he will take our Cecilia. D. German Paper.
"Have you heard Sing to Me Only
Once Again'2" she asked sweetly. mo,
but shall be delighted he said, with
unnecessary fervor.-Detroit Free f'ess.
A lover of statistics has discovered that
your wife has to put in 10, ,90S stitches
every time she fashions handmade shirt.
And even then it doesn't it.-tSomercille
Journal.
News comes from Georgia to the effect
that man in that State is living "pleas-
antly" with his eighth wife. This shows
the value of trying again if at first you
don't ucceed.-Bazar.
"You girls want the earth," said o
State street father, when one OF his
daughters asked him for six dollars for a
new jacket. "No papa," said the inge-
NOUS child of 20, "not the earth-only
rev jersey. Trenton Emporium.
Mrs. James Brown Potter is poser.
You can buy her photographs taken in 14O
different attitudes. None of them, how
ever, include the attitude necessary in
sewing on her husbands trouser buttons
or doing up his other shirt.-Springfsld
Union.
"Mother," she said with heart that beat
Loud as her tones of woe,
ITO you the secret I'll repeat,
This cold world cannot know
Lay thy hand on my troubling brow
Nay shrink not from the themeI
Oscar has come for two weeks now,
And never said ice cream"
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lightning Strokes Increasing.

From statistics collected in parts of the
German empire, G. Hellmann finds that
the danger from lightning, though gen
orally increasing, is diminishing in certain
districts, the risk becoming less the more
closely houses are clustered. The char
acter of the soil has great influence. Let
ting one represent the danger from light
ming on calcarous ground, two will give
it upon marley, nine upon sandy, and
twenty upon clayey soil. Oaks are struck
more frequently than other trees; so that
if the danger for beeches be one, that for
pines is fifteen, and for oaks tifty-four.-
Court Journal.
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Mr.. Arthur Shu,t'eff, Parker, Dakota, writes:
.St. Jacobs Oil will cure tne thing not adver.
nsed. 1t cured a wart on my finger which
had for years." Price fifty cents
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SIR EDWARD TIcHBoRNE Las offered 'The
Claimant" small annuity n he will make
an iidavit for publication after death Of the
true facts OF the Orton- Castro conspiracy.
"Sir Roger" has scornfully refused tie offer.
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At Terie Haute, Champaign County, Ohio,
Mr.. Charles F. Pow ell was postmaster, and he
writes: II have fine lot Of Polish Chickens.
7 gave them St. Jacobs Oil on pill of bread
for the Group. 1t cured them. The next morn
ing cou not tell which Of the chickens had
: II.
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DIR. ANDERSON CRITCHETT, Of London, was
RECENTLY offered fee OF ;es OoO-proba bly, the
largest medical honorsrlum on record-to go
10 linda to treat one OF tie native princes, but
decl neil the offer.
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Brevity produces some very remarkable
specimens of what the philosophers call
nominalism. Oneof our correspondents
had occasion to 60 into store to inquire
for DR.. Abercromble's works, "The In
tellectual Faculties" and "The Philoso-
phy of the Moral Feelings" When he
asked for them the bookseller solemnly
replied; II know I haven't any neral
feelings, and I doubt whether have any
intellectual faculties. "-Christian Adeo-
rate
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DR.. Pierce's "Favorite Prescription" per
fectly and permanently cures those diseases
necul; ar to females. it is ionic and ntrvine,
efie.tualiy allaying and curing those sicken-;
ing sensations Lat affect the r stomach and
and I'd ra accinr-down' sensations all disappear
nnder the s:le gthening effects Of this great
sa.Iorotive Nv Cru1giSB
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no NEED OF FOREIGN EVIDENCE.

ArT1cA, N. Y, May 1, 1886.
Rdrdee Medicine Company;.s. ......
GENrs:-1 have read many letters from
different parts Of the country recounting al
most miraculous cures by the use Of DR..
Pardee's Rheumatic Remedy. There is NO
more need OF foreign evidence to convince
me that it is aiEs and more, than you claim
for it; for have tested its merits, having
been prostrated many times with rheumatism,
and have suffered as much as one can and live.
lhave tried many so-called remedies, but re-
ceived no benefit from any Of them until
procured DR.. Pardee's. I have used eight
bottles and am new man, and can recon-
mend it to the afflicted as positive cure
know Of many others hero who are using it
and they have in every case been benefited
by it.
lam, very respectfully yours,
GEORGE MENTZ.
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TIL. ,enrou, distilmen& whose effect

:" The leprous distilmen&, whose effect
Holds such an enmity with blood Of man,
That. swift as QuiclsHIver, it courses through
The natural gates ahd alleys of the body"
and causes the skin to become "barked about,
most iazar-like, with vile and loathsome
crust" Such are the effects of diseased and
morbid bile, the only antidote for which Is
to cleanse and regulate the liver-an Office ad-
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A PATENT for a cotton cultivator has been
granted to Mrs. Marie Danos Of Louisiana.
If afflicted with sore eyes use DR.. Isaac Thomp-
sons Eye-water. Druggists sell at 25c per bottle
ROYAL GLUE mends anything! Broken Chi.
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Why did the Women

of this country over Myzee" m'@'0~ cakes OF
Proctor & CANDLES Lenox Soap in 1886?
Buy cake of Lenox and you will soon understand why
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piso's Remedy for Catarrh is agreeable tc
Use. It Is not O liquid or snuff. 6Oc.
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Many times women their family physicians suffering
another kidney another from nervous
this they ali alike and their bs %
disorder The physician ignorant Of the cause 4 aSrn
ike Dr. Peces Favorte Prescription, directed to the cause wo.
distressing symptoms and nsutng comfort instead OF proons
Mrs e. F. MORGAN, of No. u Lexington ST.
4 PHYSICIANS from Txs nspSs ssq5s t1oaB aBS
l ElUcn / Having exhausted the skill OF three phy-
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MEDICAL to pEoTe at at 2e in nte three
briefly sGg5 %snSnns ts @ h9M my
any writing for them and ENCLOSING TSpsas rs
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and have earnestly advised them to do Likewise From gIea
had the Favoe Prescription had sent the
oca treatment fully plainly laid down therein and were
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Two HUNDRED AND sIXTT-TwO pairs of twins
ve,e horn IN Chicago during 1855.
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they imagine from dyspeps another from heart s sSs S
md doctor separate ana DISTINCT V o
encoraecs his practice large bills made The su9erns
treatment consequent complications proper ne h
misery.
Marvellous Cure.4rs. g: F:sPEAayII !I
female eucorrhea and telling @ OF te tes
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ten dollars took three bottles Of Discovery and four OK
ves then gave the balance Of the medicine sister who
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time have not had to- take any meocne no" hof sN0s
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from ID, weakeninG cffectS OF warm WeAthorI by
hard work, or from long illness. you need q good
tonic and purifier like Hoods saraapara- II you
have never tried this peculiar medicine, do so now.
1t will give you strength and appetite.
"Iwas completely run down and was for nearly
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have never taken anything which helped mo 50
much as Ho DIS sarsaparilla, which restored me to
health and vigor. 1have been taking 1t about four
months and am now q different bslns.'-NEtIA
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THE flesh of rattlesnake when cooked is as
,vh;te as mi K and very delicate.

rrono nervous debility and kindred weaknes. 81.
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book suggesting sure means Of cure; Addrrss, s.
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Main Street Buffalo, n. Y.
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any wife had been suffering for two or three
out one hundred dollnrs to. physicians With
out relief. She took Dr.. Pierce's Fayor1te
Prescription and 1t did her more good than
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ee years they had been practicing upon her.
, Mrs. GEORGE HERGER, Of Westfeld, N. r,
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the points of defendant Purvis'
counsel, aud merely declined to
try the case. 1t is very strange
that any misrepresentation should
exist in the mind of the Deputy
District Justice in regard TO his
jurisdiction. By section 1 1928 of
the Civil Code jurisdiction is con-
ferred upon Police and District JUS
tees, whenever master shall be
found guilty of any cruelty, mis-
usage or violation of the terms of
contract toward any person bound
to service, ETC., to examine into,
hear and determine the complaint,
etc., and if the complaint is sustain
ed, to discharge the laborer from all
obligations of service. and he has
power to punish the master by fine,
etc.
Section 9l5 of the Civil Code
gives jurisdiction to District Jus
tees to hear and determine all civil
cases whenever the amount in con-
troversy or the amount of plaintiffs
demand does not exceed one hun
dred dollars, etc. This was amend
ed by the Act of July IS, 1874,
which merely increased the limit of
jurisdiction to $500. This law,
which has proved stumbling block
to the respondent, does not conflict
with the law comforting special ju-
risdiction on District Justices to try
the cases of complaints against en-
ployers of labor on the part of their
bound servants. The two laws are
upon different subjects. The two
Jurisdictions exist concurrently.
L can hardly conceive how any
lawyer could make such a point or
any Justice entertain such view of
so plain law. AS regards the
other point, that n civil suit for
wages is still pending between the
same parties, this is no bar to the
suit 70 cancel the contract. Arrears
of wages might be recovered even
after u labor contract was annulled.
l deem the cause shown is insult
iicent, and peremptory mandate
made may issue to the said respon-
dent to proceed to hear and deter
mine the complaint of the said petit
toner, Nakamura Munataro, against
the said w. ii. Purvis, his master,
giving reasonable notice TO both
parties, and. to pay the costs of
these proceedings.
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bring sober reflection. They say
they find comfort and soothing in
punflig the smoke of the dried
weed. And so long as the habit
prevails, and the demand for to-
bacco in its variously manufactured
forms exists, so long will someone
be found to supply the demand and
furnish the desired article. In Ho-
nolulu, the devotees of the habit
have wide range of places from
which to procure their supplies, and
every mentionable class and kind of
the smoke-generating material to Sc
lect from. Among the best known
and most popular of these establish
ments is II. j. Notes Cigar Divan,
at the Beaver Saloon, Fort street,
and there can be found at the pre-
sent time o new importation of
everything that a smoker can wish.
Pipes, tobacco pouches, cigar cases,
cigar and cigarette holders; tobacco
cut and in plugs; cigars of many
brands and funny names-Ilunters'
Selection, Conclave, Henry Clay,
Boss Punch, Quiet Girls, Little
Kids, land Aromatic Cheroots;
cigarettes, put up in pretty colored
silk wrappers, &c. &c. Take your
choice, gentlemen. There is 4 big
spread to select from, and if you
cannot find something to suit, you
must be hard to please indeed.
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RECEPTION AT THE PALACE.

The captain and officers of the
Russian corvette Vitiaz, were re-
ceived ut the Palace by His Majesty
the King, ut IL o'clock this morning.
The officers were met at the foot of
the stairs by Governor c. p. Iaukea,
His Majesty's Chamberlain, and by
His Excellency w. M. Gibson at the
entrance Of the Palace. His Excel
lency, Mr.. w. M. Gibson, introduced
to His Majesty j. f. Hackfeld, Esq,
Acting Russian Vice-Consul, who in
troduced Captain S. Makaroff, aid-de-
camp of His Majesty the Emperor
of Russia. Captain Makarof then
introduced the following officers ::
Jenish, De Rubaso, Branser, Knebush,
Maksutoff, Kerber, Schoeltz, Prince
Schachowskau, Ugumnof, Obnorsky,
Pokrowsky,
After short conversation the party
loft
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DEATH Of C. W. PILlPO.

Mr.. G. w. Pilipo, one of the
most extensively known native Ha-
waiians in the country, was taken ill
at his residence last Tuesday, and
died at 4 O'Clock this morning.
Pllipo was at one time pastor of
Kaumakapili Church, many years
ago, but afterwards became a poll
tician of note. He was known as
the ''Lion of North Kona," and
was q successful candidate for the
Legislature for a number of con-
secutive terms. The deceased was
about 50 years old at the time of his
death. He was buried from Kau-
makapili Church at 4 o'clock this
afternoon.
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BLUE RIBBON LEAGUE.

The following programme has
been prepared for the regular Sat-
urday evening entertainment of the
Blue Ribbon League, at the Y. M.
G.. A. Hall. Seats are free and all
are cordially invited to attend.
Piano Solo, Miss May Dilling-
ham.
2-Recitation, Miss Hassie Dick
son.
3-Song, Mr.. Crozler.
Heading, Miss Payson.
5-Song, Mrs. L. G. Damon.
G-Address, Hon. l.. McCully.
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POLICE COURT PROCEEDINGS.
THURSDAY, March 2Ith.

Liwai, Henry, Halulu and Alai,
Reformatory School boys, larceny of
guitars on the 9th instant, of the
value of S15. The first two got one
year at hard labor, and were fined
So, and costs 81 each; and the other
two got nine months, and fines and
costs Sc each--all four to be returned
to the Reformatory School at the ex-
piration of their sentences.
Ian Sung, gross cheat, by obtain
ing from w. Il. Castle, an executor
of the will of j. X. Williams, of
Eva, 81, 120, under pretence that
he had power to mortgage the pro-
perty of the firm of Sun Uye Hop,
and signing the name of said firm to
a mortgage for the purpose stated.
Committed for trial to the Suprem e
Court. Bail fixed at 81, 900.
FRIDAY, March 18th.
Tim Chock, charged with larceny
of three cases of baking powder
from ii. May & Co. $, valued at SIS,
was remanded to the 30th inst. S.
b. Dole assisted the Crown. Kinney
for defendant.
Keala, for disturbing the quiet of
the night was fined S. and 81 costs.
Keanini was further remanded to
the 30th inst.
All Zip, on remand, was found
not guilty of vagrancy and dis
charged.
The five Cinnamon charged with
gaming on the DIST inst, were dis
charged.
Jno. McVey for larceny of two
guns, tools, ETC., valued at $40,
from the Chinese machine shop on
Bethel street, few night ago, was
sentenced to Imprisonment at hard
labor for two months, and to pay a
fine of S 10 and 81 costs.
Geo. Houghtaling's case was mol.
pros'd.
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SHEDDING MITES.

g, The steamer Iwalani has been cleaned,
her after hold enlarged and new rud-
der stock put in. On her next trip she
is expected to take on board $500 bags
of sugar.
The schooner Kaulilua made quick
time on her last trip to Waianae. she
left here Wednesday morning ut 8 30,
reached Waanae at ~ o'clock: left
there at p. NJ. and arrived here ut I 80
yesterday morning with l,3G3 bags of
sugar.
Schr Ehukai will lay up for few
days to be repaired.
Sch Wailele sails Tomorrow for Kuau
with lumber. coal, and r w posts.
The barkentine Eureka sailed this
afternoon for San Francisco, with 1924
bags of sugar. l,20O bags of rice, $50
bbls of mOlasses. and $50 punches of
bananas. valued at S35,715.
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LOSS OF HAND BY GIANT lP0WDER.

A native man, while fishing with
giant powder, yesterday, at Waia-
alua, had his right hand badly dam
aged by an explosion of the danger
Gus explosive. The man mounted q
horse and rode for Honolulu, with
the injured hand bleeding all the
time. At Eva he rested awhile,
and then resumed his journey,
reaching Honolulu at 5:45 O'Clock
this morning. DIR. McKibbin found
it necessary to amputate the hand,
and successfully performed the oper-
alton at noon to-day. The patient
is naturally very weak from the loss
of blood, but is doing well.
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THE GERMAN AND FRENCH FRONTIER.

1t is curious to know that the
frontier of Germany and France is
more distinctly marked than that Of
any other two countries. The
frontier line is so arranged that it
crosses every road at right angles.
On the German side is large post
twelve feet high, painted like a
barber's pole-red, black and white
with n cross piece on top with the
word in black letters on white
ground "Grenze." Diagonally OPP
positc is II cast-iron post twelve feet
high painted grey. On an iron
cross-piece is the word "frontiere."
These posts are only placed on the
roads and railway lines indicated
"across the country by stone
blocks projecting about foot above
the ground at intervals of fifty
yards. On the French side is cut
with u chisel the letter ST." and on
the German side is the letter so"
for Deutschland. - Toronto Globe.
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PATRoNIzE Home Industry by buy
ing cigars of j. w. Iiingley, Cigar
Manufacturer, at the Crystal Soda
Works, where he is prepared to fill all
orders ut the lowest possible whole
sale prices. Island orders solicited
and promptly filed. The attention
OF dealers is respectfully invited to
the fact "no license is required" to
sell these cigars. DO not forget the
name j. w. Hingley, nor the place
Crystal Soda Works, Hotel street.
GIG "
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1t seems that Lord Tennyson's
last volume has not exhausted all
his unpublished pieces. One of
the manuscripts still in his portfolio
is a rhymed epitaph on his former
neighbor at the Isle of Wight, the
late DR.. Ward, a man famous at Ok
ford some forty years ago rs a Trac-
tartan leader, and later as the very
Ultramontanc editor Of the Dublin
Reoiew. The epitaph, as well as
"reminiscences and correspondence
furnished by Lord selborne, Prof.
Jewett, Dean Church, Cardinal
Newman and John Stuart Mill, will
appear in the biography of DR.,
Ward, which is in preparation by his
son.